The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-06-09

the management of Supt. Sharkey ant
Messrs. w. H. Wehrly and A. NJ. Miller
There is promise of a very large attend
ance.
Don't forget to drop into the grocery
of Warren Jefferson at his new quar-.
tiers on Barron street. His room is wei
stocked with everything in the grocery
line and he sells as cheap as any Other
house. in Eaton.
Do not take quinine for malarial dis.
orders. Ayers Ague Cure contains
none, o any other injurious ingredi.
ent. This preparation, if taken strictly
in accordance with directions, is war
ranted to cure all malarial diseases.
In answer to the question "How can
l break an OK arural exchange, of a
philosophical turn of mind, suggests
that a very sure method to "break" him
would be to get him to run a country
newspaper and trust on subscriptions.
When a man purchases with his own
means trees to decorate the front of his
home-plants them out-takes care of
them until they become a pleasant shade
docs he own them, or do they belong
to the Councilr
Frank Kelly left at our office on Tues
day last more than a quart of his raising
of the Wilson's Albany and Crescent
Seeding strawberries. They would be
hard to beat. Frank has picked several
bushels from a small patch of ground.
II you want lumber, shingles, doors,
sash, flooring, mantles, brackets, coun-
tiers, blinds, lath, siding, in fact any
thing in the building line, or a house
built, call on Lugar & Bro, and they
will fit you out in first class style.
In the historic internal region of brim-
stone there should be a separate apart
ment set aside for the man who is mean
enough to tie a horse to a hitching post
and allow it to remain standing in the
.scorching sun nearly all day.
Warren Jefferson will continue to
keep on hand all the time at his new
roo on Barron street, a first-class sup
ply of sugars, c%offees, teas, fish, meats,
queensware, and everything else in the
grocery line.
Judge Gilmore and Abner Dunlap
sold to the Montgomery county Com
missioners last Thursday, the turnpike
road from the Preble county line to the
city of Dayton, for SIG, 900. But eight
miles of the road now remain in the
Of the stockholders.
If the city dads have the authority to
order the beautiful shade trees of Eaton
cut down or pruned to accommodate the
electric light, hasn't the august body
the same power to prohibit any citizen
from planting them in front of his
dwelling?
The progress made in educating the
negroes of the South will be set forth in
''The American Magazine" for July.
The Rev. S. w. Culver, President of
College, Texas, describes the
methods of instruction and the measure |
of success attained.
There are several streets that need
and when done should be
let to contract to the lowest bidder, and |
save to the city 80 to 40 per cent. incon-
struction. Why violate the law any
A Missouri girl waved her hand at a
stranger, and in three days they were
married. Two days later the young wife
waved a fiatiron at her husband, and the
next evening he camel home waving a di-
vorce at his wife. That's the way they
DO things out West.
The li~fe-giving properties of Ayers
have established its we'll
earned reputation, and made it the
most efectual and popular blood puri-
of the day. For all diseases of the
stomach, liver, and kidneys, this reme-
dy has no equal. Price 81.
The Pan Handle will run over the c.
q. & d. track from Hamilton via Ea-
ton into Richmond, Ind. That settles
building Of the contemplated Four
Mile Valley railway. The arrange
will necessarily put several more
trains On the line between Hamilton
and Richmond.
Persons complaining of dull times in
town should take a trip to the country,
where business now is exceedingly brisk
with the farmer. And they should re-
member, also, that the fewer times the
farmers visit the town from now until
the crops are in the ground, the better
times we will have after a while.
Merchants often complain of citizens
because they go to neighboring towns to
do their trading, yet they themselves
send abroad when they want a small job
of printing done-which can be done as
well here as MISUNDERSTANDING they
can make a possible saving of a few
Western tornadoes evidently need re-
forming. For instance, one of them
the other day demolished the school
house and two churches of a Kansas
town, and left the drug store uninjured.
A Kansas "drug store' would be sup
posed to be the first thing a right prin-
tornado would go for.
The report that a lady, who was re-
Gently walking along the railroad track
at Niles, this State, was struck by a
train and hurled thirty feet, and her life
saved by her huge hustle, has created
an extraordinary boom in that article of
feminine apparel. Bustle lots will soon
be sold by the front foot.
Don't talk about farmers only being
picked up by sharpers. A stranger
dropped into Eaton on Sunday and reg
istered at the Eagle Hotel; on Monday
hu n 1stfla olrorkss.